Hello, this sign which is blocking vehicle and pedestrian view turning left (SE) on to Johnson Street from Carter Street has still not been removed. The business which owns the sign has the sign chained in place (anchored to the fence). Yesterday (Aug. 27), I witnessed two young boys riding their bikes on Johnson Street sidewalk move slighly out into the road (since the sign blocks the sidewalk) and then come within inches of getting plowed into by a truck. That is a very active corner, with Johnson Street playground/park right across the street and a school above that.

Thank you.

Hello,
I would be negligent - and feel horrible - if I did not keep pointing out the danger to vehicle and pedestrian traffic with the illegal placement of this sign on a public side walk, Again this morning, I witnessed a group of children come close to being plowed down crossing the street because the sign blocks vehicle view.

The sign is chained in place. I understand you have to go through some sort of "procedure" to socialize with the organization which owns and placed this sign. But in the interim, my suggestion is someone from City Hall go there immediately with bolt cutters and remove the sign before someone (likely a child with the nearby school now in session) is killed and the City of Leominster has a huge lawsuit on its hand with reports of this safety issue reported here weeks ago.

Thank you.

Hello, checking in again on sign from a business shared here illegally placed on a sidewalk, obstructing use of sidewalk and more critically obstructing view for vehicles turning on to or off of Carter Street. Again this week I witnessed school children come close to being plowed into by drivers unable to see them crossing street because of obstructed view. Someone will be struck by a vehicle if this sign is not removed. Reported this more than 1 month ago.

Hello, checking in again on this illegally placed signed blocking a sidewalk and blocking vehicle view when turning on to Johnson and/or Carter Streets. Not sure if the goal here is to wait for either a driver or pedestrian to be killed before action is taken.

We are pleased to report that this issue has been resolved.